A proposed 240-unit apartment complex and daycare in San Tan Valley was sent back to the Planning and Zoning Commission after strong public opposition and a 3-2 Board of Supervisors vote. The remand gives the developer a chance to redesign the project with a greater emphasis on commercial uses in line with community and Board preferences.

The Apache Junction Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-1 to recommend approval of Skyline Towns, a 100-unit high-density townhome rental development planned for the city's downtown corridor. The project faced some opposition from longtime residents concerned about growth, but commissioners said it aligns with the city's downtown mixed-use planning goals.

Controversial San Tan Valley high density mixed-use project advances to the Board of Supervisors after Planning Commission fails to support.

San Tan Valley gets a significant 2,300-unit development with mixed-use planning approved by the Pinal County Planning Commission.

Neighbor concerns lead to a delay in the 826-Lot Hartman Ranch Development. Learn about the latest updates on this project.

Explore the community's concerns as Zombie Development fears surface before the Sanctuary Project receives approval.

Casa Grande approves an extended-stay hotel against community opposition. Discover details of the new Everhome Suites development.

Apache Junction reviews parking policy following downtown apartment approval controversy. Discover the latest updates now.

Westland Village wins final approval from Florence Town Council, moving forward after a successful Planning Commission recommendation.

The City Council greenlights the 184-acre Maricopa Towne Center project, transforming the local landscape with mixed-use development.

Apache Junction approves downtown housing to support local businesses with a 7-0 vote on a 336-unit apartment complex.

The Maricopa Commission voted to table housing development amid concerns about emergency access and lessons from past projects.

Florence Commission approves Mesquite Trails Phases Three and Four, marking progress for the planned residential community.

New Home Company is set to build a 116-unit project in Florence after Meritage sells the Mesquite Trails parcel. Learn more.

Westland Village development in Downtown Florence advances with rezoning approval for 40 acres near Windmill Winery. Discover the future plans.

Explore Maricopa's housing evolution from 99% single-family to multi-family options and the need for affordable housing.

The Pinal County P&Z Commission has denied the Rio Blanco development proposal due to pushback from the rural community. Find out more.

Pinal County has approved the tentative plat for a 737-lot Bella Vista Farms development in San Tan Valley.

The Planning Commission rejects a 14-building apartment complex in downtown Apache Junction, citing community concerns.

Vested rights have played a crucial role in the Florence Commission approving the Anthem East development despite earlier opposition.

The Florence Council votes against the Westland Village development, expressing concerns over vested rights for future councils.

The Superstition Mountain development proposal gains traction, facing density concerns while aiming for luxury housing.

Residents express concerns as Florence Commission votes against Anthem East development, weighing community needs against development rights.

Explore the Westland Village development proposal near Windmill Winery, offering a mix of homes and community open areas.

Learn about the newly approved Monarch development in Florence, bringing 2,050 homes to the Felix Road Corridor area.

Find out how accountability shapes the discussion in Apache Junction regarding housing assistance requests for local residents.

Find out the latest on the 3100 Home Anthem East Development, as the Planning Commission seeks clarity on pressing concerns.

A new chapter begins for San Tan Valley with a 3,200-acre urban core project approved by local supervisors. Find out more.

Florence grapples with ambitious plans for 94,000 new homes. Learn about the potential effects on local infrastructure and community.

Explore the Monarch development in Florence, a 513-acre planned unit development with 2,050 homes, amenities, and a variety of community features.